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California Baptist University
Basic Information
Address: 8432 Magnolia Ave.
Phone Number: 9515528149
Email: kkaiser@calbaptist.edu
President: Dr. Ronald Ellis
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Additional Information
Admissions Director: Mr. Taylor Neece
School Type: University
Organization Affiliation: NAAB, ACSA, ARCC, BTES, NOMA, AIA, NCARB
Degrees Offered:
MArch (5-year Accelerated)
BA Architectural Studies
School Setting:
CBU is a major university in the Inland California region of SoCal. It enjoys a location that is one hour from the beach, one hour from several mountains, one hour to Joshua Tree National Monument, and one hour to Palm Springs. The campus is made up of a beautiful collection of academic, student service, food service, and housing, with excellent security and safety. The architecture program was founded in 2012 and has graduated several cohorts of MArch graduates. CBU Architecture graduates perform at the top of all of the state of CA schools in the Architecture Registration Exam (pass rates can be verified here), and nearly 100% of our graduates are employed in the field. The university is committed to the great commission, and students enjoy faculty and staff that are believing Christians. The faculty at CBU are passionate about serving as mentors and guides to the students, while at the same time, conducting relevant scholarship and research. The CBU College of Architecture, Visual Arts and Design is the largest protestant Christian design college in the world. Architecture students rub shoulders and collaborate with students majoring in Graphic Design, Art, Art Therapy, Interior Design, Illustration, Photography, and Film.
School Size: 275
Classroom Size: 20
Student/Teacher Ratio: 20:1
School Holidays: Federal Government Consistent
Community:
Christian Community
Housing Availability:
On and off campus
Housing Type: Apartment Style and Dormitory Style
Diversity: https://calbaptist.edu/about/diversity
Federally classified as Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI)
Disability Services:
https://calbaptist.edu/life-at-cbu/student-support-services/disability-s...
Clubs:
AIAS
NOMAS
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Dedicated parking at the Architecture building, student housing, and on the main campus.
Majors:
Architecture
Study Abroad:
5-week study tour of Italy including Rome, Florence and Venice (required of all third-year architecture majors) in early summer each year
2-week optional mission/study trip to Greece in early summer each year
1-week optional study trip to Korea over spring break each year
Computer Capabilities:
All students bring their own laptops or desktops to the studio. The program provides 3d printers and filament and lasercutting and chipboard for all modeling needs. These equipment and materials are included in each semester's student fees.
Admissions Requirements:
Application/Transfer Deadlines:
International Students:
Yes, 5-10% of our students in architecture are international students.
Mission Statement:
The mission of CBU Architecture is to develop architects who demonstrate professional excellence and personal integrity, are servant leaders in their communities and who live biblically based, missional lives within the profession.
Summer Sessions:
No summer classes offered by the Architecture program at this time.
Social Media:
Dezeen School Shows: https://www.dezeen.com/2024/07/24/architecture-projects-california-bapti...
https://linktr.ee/cbuarch
IG: @cbuarch
FB: @cbuarch
Additional Information:
Learn to Live Your Purpose at CBU Architecture.